DOJ: Ohio man spent $2.5M in stolen COVID-19 relief on cars, watches

A federal grand jury handed up an indictment charging a Huron man with defrauding the pandemic-era Paycheck Protection Program for more than $2.5 million -- money he allegedly used to buy expensive cars, real estate and luxury watches.

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